The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-24

Was sent after Hamilton's wagonette. went
an br;dre some one told him to go after wii'
II. Marathon, that Col. Hamilton was shot'
Told Cant. VI olte he thought be could over
take the wagonette before 1t got 70 w: ?.
Hamilton's store. ,Woiie's son frou ""' ="
'ns eros. .sxsmined-saw Hamilton's carriage
start from in font of lawrence s housss' ,h.o MY.
ness was at Rogers Vnrew;, ;,,ons S.S0c ca,rises a
isSt' Witness then went to depot. Saw
Woife's son taken out and taken into sittins
room. Met w offs son and asked u ne could
help him. Then went with CAPT MoLi Dasa
tSonsSt he could oyertake the wagon. W hen
Hamiiton's carriage drove on went east up
ths street. Saw Hamilton, Carraway and
Abrecht near Lawrence house saloon talk-
ing Then saw ha%1sSn Wbsp f 4. dspS'h sa% him sgsD
he was getting in carriage Euoanks ana
Bill Hardy were all that got 10 carriage. Saw
Albref ht ard Figures standing by carriage
when Hamilton got IN 70 ieave; naolGon, han
he ie Il for depot, When witness got g 70 tram I'm
they had commenced to take young Woln out
of slee per, but he was still in there.
Several PsOR IN Aibrscht 81 az
Carraway talking there. Took no special
note Of time. He had no watch. Train had
not started when witness started for hack.
J,B. CADWALLADER
Rod with Hamilton in red wagon from
the store to the Lawrence house. CURTAINS
we're up. Stayed there some hfteen or twenty
minutes. Hamilton proposed that inasmuch
| as he had brought witness down he would
| send him back. Invited Hamilton TO take
| beer when s or 9 o'clock. Saw no evidence
Of ere arms in the wagon. Hamilton didn't
Cross examined Came back to the Law,
renee house when the train TThistled and
stayed there about an hour. went nome
| after the shooting. Was at the Lawrence
house ye ten OF fifteen mnH1es a,IsF Wtb tne me-
sick nor pist,l that night. Did not notice
| Hamilton with anybody that night. hamli-
| ton said nothing TO witness about his busl-
ness at the depot that night. THINKS ne vas
| at the Lawrence h)usa whsn the snoOtlng
| occurred, but did not near 1t.
CHARLES FRANsI0LI,
confectioner in West Jackson, lives with his
| mother, Mrs. Ambro,ia, opposite govern
ment building. Was sitting in his room;
( east side, up stairs. Was reading. Stopped
reading at second shot. Went to window:
Did not see anything, Then went 70 vest
aide Of building and soula not see Sdnytnihs twc
men standirg near east end of bridge, con-
sulting. They separated, one going bs,k
and the other came up street. Veered 70
north and got on north sidewalk near Or Just
/
Recognized him as Eubanks. Asked what
shooting was about. Eubanks said q man
was shot. Soon after went out. Saw several
gathered there. Two, FitEEeTalcs and soon
running fast. The shooting was all before
the witress started down stairs. Took NO
Cross examined -Didn t n otice that irst shot
was any louder than thu, others: First heard
one shot, then lapse Of some i've or six SEQ
onds, short interval. The .next two shots
were close together. Rapid firing began
soon after the two shots. The firing was
very rapid. Did not see or hear any car.i,,
not see anyone disappear from. the vicinity
Of bridge after the shooting: man WiI :,
have passed or:disappeared from tha ~ Ia, a.
OF the bridge after the shooting. .ThMis! M !!
Kss On 'CS!h h.I sidSSiIsd Hotosd 'qSss EubanE
wSa' wen on Tp s;SsWnit siHswit esss Didn't notice an!
Witness went disg,DSIiy % 'SCN across s. In IL
Hamilton p C.oout ffty or sixty feet aboy
eie ueo On the south sidewalk, walking wit
I've Gentlemen. Did not see Albrecht there
S-w CarrawAy and others. Heard NO erie
nor beating. The house was closed M
Saw DO hack after went down.
Re6irect-1s not prepared 10 say how fas
shots could have been bred by one man
j. b. CadWallader, recalled by the deiens
/ toWesd the bridks pretty rapidly. Think
. the, horse eheeked gP when he sat 10 th
, Thomas Shaw Is tailor. Certain clothS
: were handed witness 70 be identified. Ha
. | worhe on them for Hamilton, and his vii
delivered them on Wednesday niEht, Ma
/. 4th. Identified one OF the papers. Th
i clothing was new.
4 FRANK KAvANAUGH.
3 Was inter; lives on State street. Wa
{ on the bridge between $3.50 ard 3 n'olock o
2 the night Of the killing. Hamilton's cal
! riage passed, going west. witness had
Q check up TO let the carriage pass.
Cross examined-HeardI he shooting. Wa
2 at Dave Riettie's store whom the shootiu
: began. There was slight pause betWee
2 the fret two shots; then slight pause; the
/; rapid shooting Never said he had heaI
! Hamilton, Albrecht and Figures tai XIII
about auy particular thing. Saw Hamilto
I at the Lawre ce house several times at mgr
! Saw Dick Kerr with Hamilton one nigh
I The last shot seemed like it was louder tina
: the others. Did not pay attention to the mrs
2 Didn't hear Mr.. Oates warn anyone abOl
! crossing on that side of ths bridge. Don
Z reeOllect what he did say 10 Mr.. Monaha
about persons being warned by Gates 70 ket
- ont Of the way. Recollects he did say
Monahan that be heard Ca,es ssy for certai